Teach First Nations Studies at Coast Mountain College’s Prince Rupert campus using evidence-based instruction and intercultural competence. This part time appointment covers winter 2026/2027.
The College Professor supports student academic success through course preparation, teaching, guidance, feedback, correction, encouragement, and direction. The assignment is FNST 200: Aboriginal Community Research, scheduled for 45 hours during the winter semester. Candidates need post-secondary teaching experience and degrees in the subject field or related discipline. Experiential teaching experience is preferred.
Key Responsibilities: Prepare and teach FNST 200: Aboriginal Community Research
Guide students toward academic success throughout the course
Provide feedback, correction, encouragement, and direction




Facilitate learning during the 45-hour course assignment
Teach weekend or evening hours when required
Requirements: Master’s and bachelor’s degrees in the subject field
Post-secondary teaching experience
Evidence-based teaching that inspires and motivates learners
Intercultural competence involving local Indigenous communities
Strong communication, facilitation, organizational, and problem-solving skills
Bring First Nations Studies expertise, evidence-based teaching, and intercultural competence to FNST 200 at Coast Mountain College.

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📌 First Nations Studies Professor Prince Rupert (British Columbia)
🏢 Coast Mountain College
📍 British Columbia